Press Releases

The Waitangi Tribunal’s attempt to summons Children’s Minister Karen Chhour makes me deeply fearful for them.

We’ve never been better served with information, since the Government stopped blocking us from getting it.

The tactics deployed by public officials against bars in Wellington is akin to harassment, and needs to stop.

I’ve heard firsthand the frustration that Kiwis feel over Easter with businesses forced to close, and adults being lectured about silly rules around whether they can have a pint with lunch.

When one Kiwi offers another Kiwi a place to live, both are better off.

You may notice Free Press has arrived late this week. We had a premonition that a very wise op-ed from David Seymour would be published in the Herald today, so we’ve waited to highlight this to readers.

ACT Leader David Seymour is welcoming the Prime Minister’s announcement of nine new Government Targets for 2030, including two to be delivered by ACT Ministers.

The Hundertwasser Art Centre is a cautionary tale for politicians who believe they can spend money better than the people who earned it

Labour stripped democracy from local government by removing the ability to call for a local referendum on Māori wards, and the Government is restoring voters’ voices in line with its coalition commitment to ACT.

ACT has campaigned on slashing the red tape that restricts the use of building materials widely approved overseas, and we’re very pleased to see the Construction Minister announce legislation to move on this.

ACT has previously warned that the new ‘Aotearoa New Zealand’s Histories’ curriculum presents a flawed and divisive view of our history.

Forest & Bird’s threatened legal action against Fiordland’s wapiti (elk) management programme would be a massive own goal for conservation.